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The Monster That Challenged the World
Description
By dint of an underwater earthquake, a long-extinct monster appears and procreate at an unbelievable rate. They make everything becomes chaos and threaten innocent people.
By dint of an underwater earthquake, a long-extinct monster appears and procreate at an unbelievable rate. They make everything becomes chaos and threaten innocent people.
Actors:
Walt Davis,
William Forrest,
Harry Denny,
Shep Houghton,
John Close,
Wallace Earl Laven,
Mimi Gibson
Walt Davis
9 February 1929, Michigan, USA
William Forrest
October 10, 1902 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
Harry Denny
Shep Houghton
4 June 1914, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
John Close
1 June 1921, Hollywood, California, USA
Wallace Earl Laven
27 June 1926, Florida, USA
Mimi Gibson
19 October 1948, Renton, Washington, USA
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Arnold Laven #Audrey Dalton #Gramercy Pictures (II) #Hans Conried #The Monster That Challenged the World #Tim Holt
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Agreeable retro nonsense.
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Agreeable sci-fi flick with unusual monster and location.
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Giant mollusks as monsters? It sounds like perfect MST3K fodder, but the truth is that The Monster That Challenged the World is a fairly nifty '50s treat, with an intelligent script and decent effects (more so given its low budget).
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An enjoyable but poorly made monster film that should satisfy those whose expectations are low.
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June 14, 2007
As Fifties monster movies go, the 1957 production isn't bad. There are a couple of good shock cuts, a special attention paid to idiosyncratic supporting players, and the usual mix of romance, military efficiency and doomed teenagers.